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    land between the rivers.” It is now known as Iraq. The rivers in question are the Tigris and the Euphrates. These rise in the southern part of Asia Minor (modern Turkey) and flow south into the Persian Gulf. Southern Mesopotamia was first called Sumer; middle Mesopotamia was first called Akkad and later‚ Babylonia; northern Mesopotamia was later called Assyria. Mesopotamia is correctly nicknamed “the Cradle of Civilization‚” for it was there that civilization first arose. The Mesopotamians were

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    sacks of grain and heads of cattle The earliest writing seems to be an accounting device to record inventory. Clay tokens were used for this purpose in the Mediterranean as early as 8000 BCE and were common by 4000 BCE. Clay tablets from Sumer‚ c. 3200 BCE‚ show early pictographic writing‚ which later became wedge-shaped cuneiform . . . Univ of Chicago Oriental Institute Cuneiform‚ literally ‘wedge-shaped’ writing on baked clay tablets‚ was first used ca. 3000 BCE in Mesopotamia

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    goddesses - 3000BC‚ fire and the development of copper and tin together‚ to work bronze (a hard metal that can hold an edge) - The people then make a huge leap forward‚ abounded there stone stools - Bronze really helps begin their history proper - Sumer‚ Mesopotamia → along major trading routes - Because of the proximity‚ that’s when civilization begin - These people have long worked out the usefulness of bronze and how to make tools from it. - Imported technology westward - Khafra‚ Sphinx

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    Ancient Egyptian Technology Introduction Most of Ancient Egypt was in a River Valley. In its earliest days it would have resembled a mock version of Sumer and Akkad. However‚ Ancient Egypt developed into a more individual and independent civilisation and soon came to be one of the most powerful forces. Location Egypt is located in the far-northern part of Africa. The country covers roughly an area about 386‚000 sqaure miles. [See Image 1 & 2] Climate Egyptian life was shaped

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    approves of war and while no one enjoys it‚ war is a part of our past and will be a part of our future. If nothing else‚ war must be accepted. Killing has gone on since the beginning of human history- whether that is Cain and Able‚ or the war between Sumer and Elam. Who gets to decide who is an enemy of America? The obvious answer is Congress. But Congress is a group of elected officials here to serve its people. Our government of the people‚ by the people‚ and for the people is created for us. So ultimately

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    ISSUE 11. Did Women and Men Benefit Equally From the Renaissance? YES: Margaret L. King‚ from Women of the Renaissance NO: Joan Kelly-Gadol‚ from "Did Women Have a Renaissance?" in Renate Bridenthal‚ Claudia Koonz‚ and Susan Stuard‚ eds.‚ Becoming Visible: Women in European History‚ 2d ed. http://www.dushkin.com/catalog/0072548665.mhtml?SECTION=TOC ISSUE 1. Did Homo Sapiens Originate in Africa? YES: Christopher Stringer and Robin McKie‚ from African Exodus: The Origins of Modern Humanity NO:

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    Valley people domesticated animals‚ and harvested various crops‚ such as cotton‚ sesame‚ peas‚ barley‚ and cotton. They may also have been a sea-faring people‚ and it is rather interesting that Indus Valley seals have been dug up in such places as Sumer. In most respects‚ the Indus Valley Civilization appears to have been urban‚ defying both the predominant idea of India as an eternally and essentially agricultural civilization‚ as well as the notion that the change from ‘rural’ to ‘urban’ represents

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    brand is first that consumer thinks of when asked about product category. Brand Image: the types of associations that come to mind when contemplat-ing a particular brand. Brand Association is simply the particular thoughts and feelings that a con-sumer has about a brand. ▪ Associations can be based on attributes (product-related and non-product-related)‚ benefits‚ and overall evaluation (atti-tude). ▪ Associations derived from brand benefits stem from functional‚ symbolic‚ or experiential needs

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    Rivers in what is modern-day Iraq and parts of Syria and Turkey (Anatolia).(Maghdvi‚ F. 2012) The city-state of Babylon was a part of this civilization. The Mesopotamia began in 5000 until its fall in 1000 B.C.E. Some of its city-states are Babylon‚ Sumer‚ and the Assyrians. In the city that ruled a huge portion of Mesopotamia‚ Babylon was under the rule of Hummarabi (r.1792-1750 BCE). Before his rise as the king‚ Hammurabi utilized the cultural traditions and political organization of the Sumerians

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    8/14/12 AP Summer Assignment Theme 1: Interaction between humans and the environment The important geographic features of Southwest Asia are the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The land didn’t receive much rainfall but the rivers provided freshwater for irrigating crops and travel. The artificial irrigation provided surplus crops‚ which resulted in a large increase in population and attracted migrators to the region. These rivers helped the region expand and grow into a larger civilization. The

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